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Valuing Growth, Paying Growth
By Investment Moats  •  September 21, 2013

Lets see if I can clear my head around this.

Suppose we have a firm A traded on the stock exchange. Firm A is rather unique. If you look at the past 10 years of data it has been growing at 10% per annum for the past 10 years.

10% growth is rather good compare to an average  GDP growth of 3%.

In the past year, firm A, who has a market capitalization of 220 mil churns out 10 mil in profit.

Assume that such is this business that firm A is in, such that capex = depreciation, and as such profit = free cash flow. (For more of these terminology do go here and here)

So net profit = 10 mil , free cash flow = 10 mil.

Given the nature of such a predictable business we attribute a discount rate or required rate of return of 8%.

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Investment Moats is set up by Kyith Ng and have been around since 2005. He aims to share his experiences making sense of money, how money works and ways to grow his money. It hopes that by sharing his experiences, both good and bad, season investors can advice and critique his decisions and new investors can learn from them and find their own style ...
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